Nick O’ Time, Jimmy Nick
Tales from the Mississippi Delta
James Jefferson Nicholson, III, known by all as Jimmy Nick, loved expensive clothes. Every day, he wore khakis, white shirt, blazer, and bow tie. When he returned from the university to practice law in our little Mississippi Delta farming community, he filled his closets with the finest suits money could buy.
On a day when he was to attend a meeting in St. Louis, he awoke to find the world blanketed in a foot of snow. Unconcerned, he reserved a seat on a shuttle flight from nearby Greenville to Memphis, 150 miles due north. Dressed in his nattiest suit, he sat beside Mrs. Dowd, the preacher’s wife, who was visiting relatives in St. Louis.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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